Verified Futures Prop Firm Lists
Discover and compare verified futures prop firms by country, platform, broker, assets, features, payments, payouts, and country restrictions.
Additional Information
Prop Firm Match makes it easy to discover and compare verified futures prop firms. Whether you’re looking for firms available in your country, the platforms they support, the brokers they use, specific challenge features, tradable assets, or their payment and payout methods, including details on restricted countries, our organized lists save time and help you avoid futures prop firms that don’t meet your needs.
Each category links to a dedicated page where you can see verified trader ratings, supported platforms, years in operation, maximum allocation, fees, rules, payouts, and available offers.
We only include futures prop firms that pass our strict compliance and vetting standards, giving you unbiased, data-driven comparisons you can trust.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Use the Countries list or the search bar to open your country page. You'll see verified futures firms with ratings, years in operation, rules, and any offers.
Go to Platforms and select your platform (e.g., NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Rithmic). The page shows verified futures prop firms that offer it, plus ratings and key details.
Browse our Brokers section to see which brokers partner with verified futures prop firms. Each listing includes supported platforms, allocations, and offers.
Many firms support features like trade copying, scaling plans, or EAs. Visit Challenge Features to compare verified firms by rules and trader ratings.
Futures prop firms focus primarily on CME and other exchange-listed products. See our Assets page to see all the verified futures prop firms, platforms, and rules.
Most firms support cards, bank transfers, and sometimes wallets or crypto. Browse our Payment Methods page to see verified options.
Futures prop firms often pay via Wise, PayPal, Revolut, crypto, or bank transfer. Browse our Payout Methods page to compare processing times and fees.
Futures prop firms usually operate on regulated exchanges like CME, with standardized contracts. This can mean different account sizes, fee structures, and risk rules compared to forex/CFD firms.
Check Restricted Countries to see if any futures firms block access where you live. Each listing shows verified firms and compliance notes.
